Description

SJ 3690 OVERBURY STREET
L7

28/866 Church of Saint
- Anne

G.V. II

Catholic church. 1845-6, Hansom. Chancel and transepts.
of 1888-9, Pugin and Pugin. Stone with slate roof. 6-bay
nave with lean to aisles; west tower, transepts and 3-bay
chancel with apse. Tower has angle buttresses, octagonal
south east stair turret; west entrance of 4 orders has 4-
light window with ogival hood supporting canopied niche
above. Bell stage has paired 2-light louvred bell openings.
Tracery is Geometrical in style. Aisles have 2 light
windows and 3-light west windows. Clerestory windows are
pointed arches with quatrefoils. Transepts have 2-light
west windows and 5-light north and south windows.
Interior: Nave has arcades on quatrefoil piers and arch-
braced roof on wall piers with angel corbels. Chancel has
timber vault with ridge light. Apse has gabled arcading and
gabled reredos. Arcades to organ loft and south chapel are
2 columns deep.

Listing NGR: SJ3670190019

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• St Anne's Church, Edge Hill at Wikipedia
• St Anne's Church, Edge Hill official website
• Wikidata Q15979309

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